A file path is a string that identifies the location of a file in a file system. It typically consists of a root directory, followed by a series of subdirectories, and finally the file name. For example, the file path “/home/user/Documents/myfile.txt” identifies a file named “myfile.txt” that is located in the “Documents” subdirectory of the “user” directory, which is in turn located in the root directory.
File paths are used by operating systems and applications to locate and access files. They are also used by users to specify the location of files when they are opening, saving, or deleting them.